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Yearbook portrait of Frederick Jordan Ranlett Jr, Newton High School, class of 1918
As printed in the 1918 yearbook

Newton High School · Newton, Massachusetts

Frederick Jordan Ranlett Jr

Class of 1918

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Full name
Frederick Jordan Ranlett Jr
Born
March 1, 1899
Lived at
357 Central Street, Auburndale, Newton, Massachusetts
School
Newton High School
Graduated
Class of 1918
Course
Scientific
Came from
C. C. Burr School
Headed for
Massachusetts Institute

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Helen Dexter Miller — NeighboursHelen MillerDorothy Drew — NeighboursDorothy DrewHeloise Katherine Kennedy — NeighboursHeloise KennedyWilliam Elmer Drew — NeighboursWilliam DrewOwen Carlisle Frost — NeighboursOwen FrostLouis Felix Ranlett — Same surnameLouis RanlettRuth Imelda Pry — ClassmatesRuth PryOscar Raymond Rice Jr — ClassmatesOscar JrChester Andrew Prior — ClassmatesChester PriorFrederick Peabody Risteen — ClassmatesFrederick RisteenLillian Greenwood Peirce — ClassmatesLillian PeirceLucile Wilson Robbins — ClassmatesLucile RobbinsRosemary Clarke — Same schoolsRosemary ClarkeAllen Davidson — Same schoolsAllen DavidsonRobert Bishop Fiske — Same schoolsRobert Fiske

What the yearbook said

Deeper than ever did plummet sound I'll drown my book" "fred

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Also came from C. C. Burr School

Also headed for Massachusetts Institute

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Source

Newton High School yearbook, 1918, page 79. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item newtonian1918newt).

Published 1918, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Malden Public Library / Boston Public Library via the Internet Archive.